Appreciate this project has been done to death but I just want to get a bit of feedback on whether I 'get' OOP or not. Having written a lot of code in a procedural style, I found it quite confusing. Note that the strategies in the strategise method are from the link above. If an unrecognised name is used, it just picks a second door randomly.

Appreciate this project has been done to death but I just want to get a bit of feedback on whether I 'get' OOP or not (this is my first OOP program). Having written a lot of code in a procedural style, I found it quite confusing. Note that the strategies in the strategise method are from the link above. If an unrecognised name is used, it just picks a second door randomly.

My class definitions are in a file called monthHall.py:

My class definitions are in a file called montyHall.py:

What I specifically struggled with are things like:

• What should be an object? There were lots of things that could have been. Doors, maybe a game show host, maybe the prizes... in the end I kept it simple but that was only after a few iterations and getting stuck.
• Am I using the classes/methods correctly when running the simulation? Would you surface more of the methods rather than using a 'wrapper' method like I've done with Contestant.play_the_game?
• The strategise method is a bit of a mess. Is there a better way of implementing this that isn't just a load of if...else?

Any other thoughts/criticisms on general style and anything else are welcome - I don't generally code in Python either so this was all very new.